Yeah, I see you cringing at the word: ‘masculinity…’ It’s a dirty word in the modern age. But why?

Decades of awkwardness compelled me to learn and understand what connects us to one another and what pushes us apart.

Realise that worrying won’t help, even if it feels like you have more control over life. You don’t. You really don’t. And this is good.

Read this once for a pick-me-up. Re-read it daily to realise your fullest potential.

Fourteen years of writing online, mostly crap, with a few gems, has taught me much.

I’ve never been comfortable in a crowd. 37 years on this Earth has driven me to learn about those who separate themselves from the pack.

You’ve committed to a mission, project or cause with no Plan B. Failure is not an option.

I loved my twenties. I experienced much success, but also plenty of pain, confusion and struggle.

When you ask most people who accomplished incredible things what made the most significant contribution, you’ll find a common answer:

Who is human who hasn’t worried about money? I have lost sleep and damaged my health over my concerns for money and my need for more.

I wasn’t always a decent writer. In fact, it took me writing well over several hundred articles to see my words create any real traction.

The short-form article or thread is one of the most powerful forms of writing for bringing attention to you and your personal brand and growing your audience.

I’ve spent over 37 years seeing the same misconception over and over: Big changes happen overnight.

I calculated I’ve created and published over 200,000 pieces of content over the last fifteen years.

You really wanted it, but it didn’t work out.

Making money needn’t be painful. I realised over the years that if you view it as a struggle, you make less of it.

18 documented ways to use words to grow a movement of people who can’t get enough.

I’ve always considered myself a decent-looking guy (my mum certainly seems to think so).

Years of social anxiety forced me to learn everything about confidence around other people.

Fear and I have formed a very intimate relationship over the years. When Valentines comes around, we even like to share gifts.